Facilitator:
Rytis Pakrosnis, BA in Psychology, MA in Health Psychology, PhD in Social Sciences (Psychology).
Currently serves as an Associate Professor of psychology at Vytautas Magnus University (Lithuania) and as a Visiting Lecturer at the Warsaw University (Poland); is a Board member of the EBTA (Euroean Brief Therapy Association); works as the psychologist at the VMU Psychology Clinic and in private practice; former Board member of the Lithuanian Psychological Society. Rytis has previous working experience as the clinical psychologist and in the field of organizations development and consulting.
Fields of interest: SFT outcome research; application and research of Solution-Focused approach in different areas and contexts; SF theory development; positive psychology; university students’ wellbeing.
Key Elements
• Shifting focus from past problems to future goals and solutions.
• Exploring specific strategies such as scaling questions, miracle questions, exception finding, and the use of compliments and affirmations.
• Discussing how SFT principles can be applied in diverse settings including education, business, coaching, and beyond.
• Analyzing real-life examples and practicing SFT techniques through role-plays and exercises.
Learning Objectives:
• Gain a comprehensive understanding of the theoretical foundations of Solution-Focused Therapy.
• Develop skills in applying SFT principles to facilitate positive change in clients’ lives.
• Learn practical techniques for conducting solution-focused conversations and sessions.
• Explore ways to effectively engage clients in constructing their preferred futures and identifying steps toward achieving their goals.
• Understand the role of language, questions, and feedback in solution-focused conversations.
Date: 27/02/2024
Location: VPM Mind Weavers
Registration Fee
Professionals – 250 AED
Students – 150 AED
